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How to Write and Publish a Research Paper in 7 Steps - De Gruyter Conversations

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What comes next after you're done with your research? Publishing the results in a journal of course! We tell you how to present your work in the best way possible. This post is part of a series, which serves to provide hands-on information and resources for authors and editors. Things have gotten busy in scholarly publishing: These days, a new article gets published in the 50,000 most important peer-reviewed journals every few seconds, while each one takes on average 40 minutes to read. Hundreds of thousands of papers reach the desks of editors and reviewers worldwide each year and 50% of all submissions end up rejected at some stage. In a nutshell: there is a lot of competition, and the people who decide upon the fate of your manuscript are short on time and overworked. But there are ways to make their lives a little easier and improve your own chances of getting your work published! How so? Well, it may seem obvious, but before submitting an academic paper, always make sure that it i

This post is part of a series, which serves to provide hands-on information and resources for authors and editors. Things have gotten busy in scholarly publishing: These days, a new article gets published in the 50,000 most important peer-reviewed journals every few seconds, while each one takes on average 40 minutes to read. Hundreds of thousands of papers reach the desks of editors and reviewers worldwide each year and 50% of all submissions end up rejected at some stage. In a nutshell: there is a lot of competition, and the people who decide upon the fate of your manuscript are short on tim

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